Ep. 655: The Shiz Witch Project
Ep. 639: Dollhunter
In pursuit of a serial killer, the Reel Nerds review Longlegs.
Reel Interview: H. Nelson Tracey of “Breakup Season”
The Reel Nerds interview writer/director H. Nelson Tracey of “Breakup Season”.
Ep. 638: Maxxxseen
Hollywood is a killer when the Reel Nerds review Maxxxine.
Ep. 637: All Quiet on the Northeastern Front
Stay quiet. Stay alive when the Reel Nerds review A Quiet Place: Day One.
Ep. 636: Sleazy Rider
Freedom belongs to the fearless when the Reel Nerds review The Bikeriders.
Ep. 635: Emotional Rollercoaster
Make room for new emotions when the Reel Nerds review Inside Out 2.
Ep. 634: The Garfather
He gets bigger when the Reel Nerds review The Garfield Movie.
Ep. 633: Nature Trail to Hell
Nature is unforgiving when the Reel Nerds review In A Violent Nature.
Ep. 632: The Fast and Furiosa
Remember her when the Reel Nerds review Furiosa.
Ep. 631: Strange If True
A story you have to believe to see when the Reel Nerds review IF.
Ep. 630: Kingdom Kong
No one can stop the reign when the Reel Nerds review Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.
Ep. 629: Guyfall
A down-and-out stuntman must find the missing star of his ex-girlfriend’s blockbuster film when the Reel Nerds review The Fall Guy.
Reel Interview: 3 Wheel Bicycle Podcast
The Reel Nerds interview Stevie and Josh from 3 Wheel Bicycle Podcast at Wyoming Pop Culture Con.
Ep. 628: Squatchmen
A year in the life of a unique family when the Reel Nerds review Sasquatch Sunset.
Ep. 627: Nosferatutu
Children can be such monsters when the Reel Nerds review Abigail.
Ep. 626: The Essential Spider-Man
With great power comes great responsibility when the Reel Nerds revisit Spider-Man (2002), back in theaters for a limited time.
Reel Interview: Nick Roth of “Hanky Panky”
The Reel Nerds interview writer and co-director Nick Roth of “Hanky Panky” releasing April 20th on multiple streaming platforms!
Filmsplosion 1984
The Reel Nerds rank their favorite films of 1984!
Ep. 625: Bash of the Titans
Fight together or face extinction when the Reel Nerds review Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire.
Ep. 624: Common Cold
Ghostbusters new and old must join forces to protect their home and save the world from a second ice age when the Reel Nerds review Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire.
Ep. 644: Romulus Ail
They went looking for a new life. It found them when the Reel Nerds review Alien: Romulus.
The Brilliant Insanity of Pickle and Peanut
How’s Your Mom? The question is asked in the closing song of the brilliant and insane cartoon Pickle and Peanut. The song, along with the show is so unusual, so bizarre, that it was unceremoniously cancelled after just two seasons and 42 episodes. Nobody understood...
Ryan’s 150 Favorite Films: Number 83, That Thing You Do! (1996)
One of the most frequent questions I am always asked being the host of the greatest movie podcast ever (opinions may vary) is “What’s your favorite movie?” That answer has been the same since I was 11 years old. But it also isn’t as easy to explain why I love some...
Rod Stewart: Year by Year, Track by Track Part 11: 2001-2003
Part 11: In Which Our Hero Defeats Cancer and Dusts Off Some American Classics Before we get to 2001, let me back track for a few moments on songs I somehow missed when I was putting this together and re-reading the article. 412. She Won’t Dance With Me/Little Queenie...
Ep. 643: Cuckoolands
Chaos loves company when the Reel Nerds review Borderlands and Cuckoo.
Ryan’s 150 Favorite Films: Number 84, Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019)
One of the most frequent questions I am always asked being the host of the greatest movie podcast ever (opinions may vary) is “What’s your favorite movie?” That answer has been the same since I was 11 years old. But it also isn’t as easy to explain why I love some...
Ryan’s 150 Favorite Films: Number 85, Superbad (2007)
One of the most frequent questions I am always asked being the host of the greatest movie podcast ever (opinions may vary) is “What’s your favorite movie?” That answer has been the same since I was 11 years old. But it also isn’t as easy to explain why I love some...
Ryan’s 150 Favorite Films: Number 86, Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988)
One of the most frequent questions I am always asked being the host of the greatest movie podcast ever (opinions may vary) is “What’s your favorite movie?” That answer has been the same since I was 11 years old. But it also isn’t as easy to explain why I love some...
Ryan’s 150 Favorite Films: Number 87, Wayne’s World (1992)
One of the most frequent questions I am always asked being the host of the greatest movie podcast ever (opinions may vary) is “What’s your favorite movie?” That answer has been the same since I was 11 years old. But it also isn’t as easy to explain why I love some...
Movie Madness 2024: Selection Sunday Announcement
It's hard to believe this will be our FIFTH Movie Madness tournament. Didn't we just start this thing, like, yesterday? In case you missed it, in 2020, because the post-season college basketball tournaments were canceled, I thought, “What better way to keep the crazy...
Ryan
Executive Host
As far as nerds go, there are not many reeler than Ryan. His love for movies is unmatched. He also loves comic books. When you combine comic books and movies Ryan is at his happiest. He enjoys all forms of pop culture and prides himself on knowing more then average nerds. Ryan has a couple of characters he prefers over the rest, first and foremost is Spider-Man. He also loves Ash from the Evil Dead. Ryan also enjoys Finishing people in Mortal Kombat and hopping on Goombas. He has attended Comic-Con and several Starfests with his good buddy Brad. He is amazed on how awesome Brad is at designing Reel Nerds pages. But don’t tell Brad. He needs to stay humbled.
Favorite movie: Army Of Darkness
Favorite Genres: Action, Horror, Comic Book, Comedy
Brad
Producer, Co-Host, Designer
His earliest memory of nerdiness is discovering the Star Trek motion pictures when his parents (presumably) accidentally rented the first one on laser disc. He attended his first convention at the age of 12 and has been to many Star Trek conventions since, as well as SDCC, NYCC, and E3 twice. He’s also an avid TMNT fan who has each of the first four issues of the original comic book signed by Eastman AND Laird. Brad also favors Batman and loves Nintendo so much he still plays his Virtual Boy from time-to-time. When he’s not immersed in nerd media, he’s out competing at bar trivia or working on several creative projects like podcasting, producing short films, publishing books, and drawing cartoons.
His favorite film of all-time is Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Movie and with over 600 DVD’s and blu-rays in his collection, Brad is surely a Reel Nerd.
Zach
Co-Host
Zach Eastman is the weirdest and most annoying one on the Reel Nerds Podcast. He’s been interested in film and filmmaking in one fashion or another since age 6 when he saw Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, and has never slowed down the movie watching train. He is an avid proponent for the theatrical experience and eerily obsessed with Hollywoods Golden Age, but loves Film History as whole on top of that.
The primary reason he has no friends is because he wont shut up about the above. His Favorite films include JACKIE BROWN, CASABLANCA, ZODIAC, JOHN CARPENTER’S HALLOWEEN, and TO BE OR NOT TO BE (1942). But honestly he loves too many films to count. He is also obsessed with Old Time Radio and will mention it faster than … well… a very fast thing. He also put The Nice Guys at only Number 7 on his 2016 Filmsplosion, and therefore, is just the worst.
Corinne
Co-Host, Writer
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Henry
Co-Host
Henry Jarvis is the youngest member of the Reel Nerds. His favorite films include Space Jam and Dude, Where’s My Car? and Lawrence of Arabia. He enjoys those pretentious art house films that Ryan hates. He sees a lot of movies! Honestly more than he should. He replaces his lack of social skills and meaningful friendships with his love of cinema! He’s also crying while he writes this biography for himself. His favorite directors are Andrei Tarkovsky, David Fincher, and David Lean.
James
Co-Host
James grew up in a house where Friday night was Movie night, which meant that he’d watched more movies than anybody else his age before he was even old enough to watch the rated R ones. He’ll watch just about anything, though he tends to avoid the horror movies without a sense of humor. Among his favorite movies are: Alien, Fargo, True Romance, Ed Wood, and Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark. He’s a die-hard LOST fan and a Brown Coat.
As a writer, story usually comes first for James. Memorable characters and sharp dialogue are the things that separate the classics from the chaff. That said, he does his best to keep having fun at the movies. He’s seen plenty of critics who would once have accepted summer blockbusters as entertainment become jaded and nit-picky. Sure James loves the art of film and storytelling, but fun comes first, the fun that he had watching Raiders when he was little.
Also, E.T. scares the pants off him.